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Children who are born with wealth are becoming increasingly rich; research shows
5 days, 3 hours ago

Children who are born with wealth are becoming increasingly rich; research shows

NL Times  

The amount of wealth a parent has is increasingly becoming a factor in their children’s wealth. This showed that children whose parents are amongst the most wealthy also end up gaining wealth, while children of parents with the lowest assets make less progress and have more difficulty climbing the ladder in terms of how much money and possessions they have. …

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Dutch economy should grow 1.5% next year, but inflation will remain high, says ABN Amro
3 weeks, 2 days ago

Dutch economy should grow 1.5% next year, but inflation will remain high, says ABN Amro

NL Times  

The Dutch economy will continue to grow in the next two years although the pace of this will slow slightly. American import duties will slow the growth somewhat in the second half of next year. In 2025, growth will reach 1.5 percent, after which this will slow down due to the introduction of American import duties. But historically high wage …

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Trump's tariffs will have limited impact on the Netherlands: CPB
3 weeks, 4 days ago

Trump's tariffs will have limited impact on the Netherlands: CPB

Dutch News  

The impact of Donald Trump’s import tariff plans when he assumes the presidency next year will largely affect the US’s own imports and exports, and have only a negligible effect on the Netherlands, economic think-tank CPB said on Thursday. The import tariffs Trump plans to implement will cut US exports by 20%, but will only reduce Dutch imports and exports …

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Trump's import tariffs will have limited impact on Netherlands: CPB
3 weeks, 5 days ago

Trump's import tariffs will have limited impact on Netherlands: CPB

NL Times  

The import tariffs that the incoming American president Donald Trump wants to implement will only have limited consequences for the Netherlands. According to the bureau, the effect of the import tariffs is greater for some exports in the Netherlands because they export relatively more to the U.S. For example, the production of machines and equipment, electronic and optical products, and …

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Women's Quota in listed companies having an effect: CPB
9 months, 1 week ago

Women's Quota in listed companies having an effect: CPB

NL Times  

The women’s quota for supervisory boards of listed companies in the Netherlands is having an effect. It states that at least one-third of the members of listed companies’ supervisory boards must be women, and companies must make appointments aimed at achieving this quota. Before the law was announced, less than 35 percent of listed companies had 33 percent women on …

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Dutch Cabinet wants to support the poorest, despite cracks in the State treasury
1 year, 4 months ago

Dutch Cabinet wants to support the poorest, despite cracks in the State treasury

NL Times  

The domestic budget leaves little room for extra expenditure, but the Cabinet still wants to come up with a package of measures to prevent the poorest people in the Netherlands from being unable to pay their bills. Caretaker Prime Minister Mark Rutte said on Friday after the regular weekly Council of Ministers meeting that he wanted to at least limit …

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War in Ukraine could lead to recession, government forecaster says
2 years, 9 months ago

War in Ukraine could lead to recession, government forecaster says

Dutch News  

The CPB macro-economic forecasting agency has updated its spring economic forecasts to reflect the war in Ukraine and now says the Netherlands could end up in a short recession. The new scenario assumes that the war will lead to long-term high energy and commodity prices and lower spending in various European economies. Dutch employers’ organisation VNO-NCW has also warned against …

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War in Ukraine could lead to recession, government forecaster says
2 years, 9 months ago

War in Ukraine could lead to recession, government forecaster says

Dutch News  

The CPB macro-economic forecasting agency has updated its spring economic forecasts to reflect the war in Ukraine and now says the Netherlands could end up in a short recession. The new scenario assumes that the war will lead to long-term high energy and commodity prices and lower spending in various European economies. Dutch employers’ organisation VNO-NCW has also warned against …

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Dutch economy growing faster than expected; 3.8% growth this year
3 years, 4 months ago

Dutch economy growing faster than expected; 3.8% growth this year

NL Times  

The Dutch economy is growing faster than expected, the Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis said in its draft macro-economic surveys on Friday. The economy is expected to grow 3.8 percent this year, and 3.2 percent next year. The national budget deficit will amount to 5.3 percent this year, and 1.8 percent next year. That is slightly lower than the June …

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Economic growth will be slower next year due to second coronavirus wave: CPB
4 years ago

Economic growth will be slower next year due to second coronavirus wave: CPB

Dutch News  

The Dutch economy will contract 4.2% this year, slightly less than expected, the government’s macro-economic think-tank CPB said in its latest forecasts. However, the CPB said, the second coronavirus wave will mean the recovery next year will be slower than forecast earlier. Unemployment will increase to more than 6% in 2021, affecting particularly young people, employees on a flexible employment …

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Gov't corona support increasing inequality, Planning Office says
4 years, 3 months ago

Gov't corona support increasing inequality, Planning Office says

NL Times  

The government's third support package for companies means that unemployment will rise somewhat less rapidly next year than previously expected, increasing to 5.9 percent instead of last month's expectation of 6.5 percent, according to central planning office CPB. Government aid is mainly ending up with people with permanent employment, increasing inequality in the Netherlands, the CPB said in its Budget …

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Dutch economy will take years to recover from Covid-19 crisis: Planning office
4 years, 3 months ago

Dutch economy will take years to recover from Covid-19 crisis: Planning office

NL Times  

The coronavirus crisis will cause long lasting damage to the Dutch economy, even if the virus is completely under control soon, according to central planning office CPB. The labor supply and investments will only recover in the long term - ten years or more, the CPB expects. "That does mean that we missed out on two years of economic growth," …

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Dutch economy to shrink by 5% this year, if no more major Covid-19 restrictions
4 years, 4 months ago

Dutch economy to shrink by 5% this year, if no more major Covid-19 restrictions

Dutch News  

The government’s macro-economic think-tank CPB says the Dutch economy will shrink by 5% in 2020, assuming there are no more large-scale new physical contact restrictions needed to combat coronavirus. Prime minister Mark Rutte said last week that the cabinet is thinking ‘very carefully’ about what a third package of measures should include and finance minister Wopke Hoekstra said that a …

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Dutch economy expected to grow again next year, Covid-19 effects to linger
4 years, 4 months ago

Dutch economy expected to grow again next year, Covid-19 effects to linger

NL Times  

The Dutch economy will shrink by 5.1 percent this year, but recovery will start at the end of the year and in 2021 the economy will grow by 3.2 percent, according to central planning office CPB's draft-macroeconomic foresight studies. The effects of the Covid-19 crisis will linger, however, with unemployment rising to 7 percent next year. Household consumption will decrease …

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